Pennsylvania rail rate curbs spark suburban fare clash
The Pennsylvania legislature bans railroads from charging more than 2 cents per mile for suburban passengers. Railroads warn the measure will cut earnings by about 2 million dollars, while managers argue a fare cut could boost travel volume and offset losses. The Reading and Pennsylvania Railroad plan to adjust fares on October 1, 1907, as required.
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Pennsylvania
Reading Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Paunayl- Yania
Ita
Pasaenger
Contemporay Comment on Roosevelt Centralization Push
Mr Bryansays Presidacs Roosevelt leans toward centralization but avoids fully endorsing public ownership of railroads. Baltimore News notes a cautious stance with emphasis on limited government control and ongoing debate over rail policy.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Katser Telephone Habit Mentioned in Bourlin Dispatch
A Bourlin dispatch notes Katser has a telephone habit and jokes about future calls to “Hello Bill” as Baltimore Bun and Baltimore American comment on Gov Warfield. A Long Island railroad raid claimed land, faced deputies and demolished a building, illustrating corporate disorder per Comarland Times.
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Bourlin
Katser
Bill
Baltimore
Long Island
Oombarland Times
Bits and Fragments of Humorous Gossip in Tit Bits Style
A collage of lighthearted quotes and quips from periodicals, including remarks on travel in Italy, wartime scars, and gendered humor. The mock dialogue features Bhohemian, Chicago News, and Harper's Weekly style snippets reflecting social foibles and playful interrogation of identity.
Hoodlumism and headlines in late era papers
A collage of 1906 era clippings discusses baseball hoodlumism, political figures in transit by auto, Gen Kuroki’s image, and graduates ready to speak on governance. It notes education by postcard, skepticism about San Francisco reports, and a sharp-witted critique of press letters amid graft and turmoil.
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San Francisco
New York
Tribuna
Lad and Lass in Lost Love Verses by Towne Scollard
A fragment from a 19th century poem collection presents nostalgic verses on youth and love, recalling roaming hills with a partner and the fleeting nature of happiness. The text also includes a second, more somber stanza about returning home, exile, hardship, and a woman's sheltering heart, attributed to Onis Tow ScOLLARD in Angleo's Magazine.
Annual Meeting of Maryland Sakoo for the Deaf Board
The Board of Visitors met at the Maryland Sakoo for the Deaf with John Black as president and 25 other officers and members present. The executive committee urged machinery upgrades and new bellery, old officers were re elected, enrollment reached 114 pupils with 623 boys and 12 girls, health reported excellent, and the death of former supervisor Harry H. Bocca was noted. dinner followed.
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Board of Visitors of
The
Maryland Sakoo For the Deaf
John Black
Baltimore
Spancer O. Jones
Hackville
Henry Williams
Frederics
Henry O. Naill
Balthmore
Wm. G. Baker
Backeystown
de. I. T. Costen
Pocomoke City
Mortimer D. Czapsser
Howard County
Alex. D. Irwis
Snow Hill
Albert Jones
Joya Gowades
Cumberland
James McNab
Catonsville
Geo W. Moore
Wm. B. Mobley
Montgomery County
Arthur Potts
Frederick
Steimer Sohiey
Palmer Yermant
Hagerstowe
Charles BE Trail
W.T P. Turpin
Queen Anne's County
Jagaa O. Boyner
Hagerstown
Bernard O Steizer
Geo R. Dannis, Jr
J. Tyler Gray
Charles W. Kiy
Sra
Vhry
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Harry HE. Bocca
Sha Bara
Deaths and notices from Frederick area obituaries
The Frederick papers report the death of Miss Susann Getzendansner age 21 at Frederick City Hospital after heart trouble. Survived by father and five sisters. The be funeral arrangements not yet completed. Also an obituary for Ossrtity Robinson, 60 plus, widow of George, long member of local churches and orders, with burial in Laboring Sons Cemetery after services. Also poem Too Late to Say Farewell by William Watson. Jefferson Commencement notes for Jefferson High School with graduates listed. Sheriff takes Susie Wood to Hagerstown for county warrant. Frederick Country Club to formally open with a member reception this evening.
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Susann Getzendanser
Misa Suean Nixdorff Getzschanner
Hugene Gaizandauner
Frederick City Hospital
Jags
The
Women’s College
A. S. Stage
Norfolk
H. Wolfe
Shenandoah Junction
Edward D. Grove
Wr. O Keller
Sine Elgabath
Gatzindamer
Taigalty
Hunt
Ossrtity Robinson
Martha McDaniels
Alleghany
George Robinson
Worman
Qilan A. M. Obnoreb
Order of Canadeans
Garratt Lodge
G . QO
Gond Hops
Amearogz
Efer Fagerel
Fries de. Bey
Weremar
Trip to Los Angeles and fine Escalapes forests notes
Letter recounts a May 15 to May 19 journey to Los Angeles area including San Gabriel Mission Baldwin's Ranch and Pasadena. Describes 160183 ostriches at a farm, a Bouus Lowe incline ride with 137 curves and 87 bridges, Alpine Tavern visit, burro rides, hotel meals, and a May 19 theatre attendance. Ends with observations on Sunday shops and labor.
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Los Angeles
Tar News
Orarge Groves
San Gabriel Mission
Baldwin
Sierra Madre
Mount Wilson
Pasadena
Frriday
Hsif
Hms 1
Maetizg
Cpem
Resner
Thurdock Thurmont house hosts a lively party night
A Thurmont home hosted a large party Tuesday evening with numerous Dotterer and Troxell family members present. Guests shared a dining room feast after games and singing by Ernest Stoner Norman Six and Newton Sharer, with instrumental accompaniment by Bruce Dotterer.
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Lemuel Dotterar
Thurmont
Megid
H Dotterer
Sarah Dotterer
Raoda Dotterer
Bella Sefse
Flora Dotterer
Jannie Dotterer
Maud Troxell
Meesra
Johole Troxell
Willia Yingling
Arnaas Stoner
Norman Six
Bruce Dotterer
Willie Troxell
Graceham
Bertha Moonshower
Mary Martin
Carrie Seely
Mezsrs
FP. Stottlemyer
Wr. Powell
Zowa'd Basasid
Bisras Aurte Kriss
Mary Kolb
Wm. Baer
Pan Leatherman
Lewistows
Nawron Sharr
Heysville
William Dover
Leys
Sam Keeney
Johnsville
Gsars
Ernest Stoner
Newton Sharer
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